A fat, shiny red and cream rocket stands on a small patch of moon, right out of an old pulp science fiction cover. It has a pointed nose, big swept fins, round windows with the crew inside and the made-up Starfinch 7 mission painted on its side. Beside it are a small tower with a walkway, a little rover on wheels, a flag with the mission badge and a couple of craters. The ground is grey moon dust over a dark starry edge, with a small Earth printed on it.

Every part comes already cut and scored, so there is no knife work. You fold, glue the labelled flaps and build it section by section: ground, tail, fins, body, nose, tower and everything on the moon. The three fins really are the legs: each one is glued to the rocket and stands on its own outline on the ground.

In the box: 34 loose parts, already cut out and scored, on heavy cardstock printed in full colour, and a step by step picture manual in English and French.

You need: white PVA glue, a toothpick and an evening or two. Tweezers help with the small parts.

Finished size: 7.5 x 5 x 12 in. Level: medium. Contains small parts, best for ages 12 and up.

Designed by The Papercrafts, cut and packed by Sticksy.